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We’re Gonna Plymouth Rock Your World

ResponsiveEd’s Director of English Language Arts and Reading Joy Morris and Director of K-12 History John Heitzenrater co-presented at the Texas Charter School Association Fall Conference. The title of their…

responsiveedNovember 13, 2017

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I Don’t Know What Job to Pursue. What Do I Do?

Do you remember in grade school answering the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” When the answers were professional athlete, astronaut, fireman, celebrity, president of…

responsiveedSeptember 7, 2017

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Become a Master of History This Year: ResponsiveEd’s John Heitzenrater Tells You How

As the school year begins for students attending ResponsiveEd schools, parents may be curious about what they can do to encourage learning and inquiry in their students. It’s time for…

responsiveedSeptember 1, 2017

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Back to School Science Tips for Parents

Getting ready for the school year can seem like a feat to tackle, but ResponsiveEd’s science academic team believes that, with five simple goals, parents will be sure to help…

responsiveedSeptember 1, 2017

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How to Make English, Language Arts, Reading and Foreign Languages a Breeze

Starting the school year off on the right foot helps the rest of the school year to go smoothly. ResponsiveEd's foreign language and English language arts reading academic teams have…

responsiveedSeptember 1, 2017

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Figuring Out How to Excel in Mathematics

Starting the year off right in mathematics is important because mathematical concepts build on each other. ResponsiveEd’s academic team has some tips for starting off the school year so that…

responsiveedSeptember 1, 2017

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Knowledge, Virtue and Liberty Are The Focus of New Teacher Training Program

The primary goal of education is to light a fire in every student to commit to a lifetime of character and knowledge, Lawrence Reed, president of the Foundation For Economic…

responsiveedAugust 14, 2017

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Summer Art and Music

Summer is an essential time to help your children develop good habits beyond the classroom. Keeping a routine is vital. Making some time, even if it is just one day…

responsiveedJune 7, 2017

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The School Year is History. Now What?

Summer break is here. Teachers, parents, and students are thinking about ways to enrich their summer festivities with learning. As stories from history can form great discussions in our everyday…

responsiveedJune 7, 2017

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A Parent’s Guide to Summer Reading

Keeping up reading during the summer has an impact on academic performance during the school year. Encouraging students to read by making it a natural part of the summer is…

responsiveedJune 7, 2017

ResponsiveEd News

We’re Gonna Plymouth Rock Your World

I Don’t Know What Job to Pursue. What Do I Do?

Become a Master of History This Year: ResponsiveEd’s John Heitzenrater Tells You How

Back to School Science Tips for Parents

How to Make English, Language Arts, Reading and Foreign Languages a Breeze

Figuring Out How to Excel in Mathematics

Knowledge, Virtue and Liberty Are The Focus of New Teacher Training Program

Summer Art and Music

The School Year is History. Now What?

A Parent’s Guide to Summer Reading

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